The Embassy also serves Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam.




News Flash: Attention all Kenyans

Bangkok, 13th October 2011

Following the devastating floods ravaging Thailand, all Kenyans residing in Thailand are adviced to monitor the situation closely. Similarly, all those planning to travel to Thailand are adviced to carefully monitor media reports. You may get these regular updates from the local english language newspapers, Bangkok Post and The Nation, Thai Floods website or Tourism Authority of Thailand.


Incase of emergenecy please contact the following agencies,
  1. Don Muang Airport Call Center on 1111 and press 5
  2. Bangkok Metropolitan Flood Administration (BMA) Flood Operation Centre Tel. No. 022485115 1111
  3. Thailandtourismupdate.com gives updates from all other website on the situation of the floods and you may therefore need to regularly visit its ALL NEWS UPDATES section.

Those living in Cambodia too are adviced to excercise caution and follow the news in the media, The Phnom Penh Post.


The Kenya-Thai diplomatic relations started when the Government of Thailand opened the Royal Thai Embassy in Nairobi in 1967. A Kenyan Consulate was opened in Bangkok in 1992 and, in October 2006, the Embassy of the Republic of Kenya was opened in Thailand.

Since the establishment of the diplomatic relations, Kenya and Thailand have deepened economic, commercial, cultural and trade co-operation. The two countries through government agencies and the private sectors have taken full advantage of the cordial relations to enhance co-operation in various fields.

It is our hope that this website will act as a window of exposure for Thai firms seeking investment opportunities in Kenya. Kenya is the largest economy in East Africa and has a wide range of lucrative opportunities for investments in agriculture, tourism, infrastructure and industry among others.

The Embassy will endeavour to provide you with answers and information to your enquiries. The Embassy also provides consular services by issuing of visas to persons visiting Kenya. With direct flights to Nairobi, Kenya Airways, the pride of Africa, offers you the best way to begin experiencing the Kenyan culture and hospitality.

Thank you.

Dr. Richard Titus Ekai
Ambassador











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Following the devastating floods ravaging Thailand, all Kenyans residing in Thailand are adviced to monitor the situation closely. You may get these regular updates from the local english language newspapers, the Nation and Bangko Post.


ATTENTION !

The Embassy of Kenya invites all Kenyans Residing in Thailand, Cambodia, Laos or Vietnam to register with the embassy. Kindly e-mail your place of residence, telephone contacts, place of work if any and next of kin's contacts to info@kenyaembassy.or.th Click here for more details

How to reach the Embassy

Embassy of the Republic
of Kenya Bangkok
62 Soi 5 Thonglor
Sukhumvit 55 Road
Klongtan, Wattana,
Bangkok 10110
Thailand

Telephone:
(+66)(0)2 7125721
(+66)(0)2 1853682
(+66)(0)2 1853683

Fax: (+66)(0)2 7125720
more details on how to reach us

Opening hours

Mondays to Fridays
9.00 Hrs to 13.00 Hrs.
14.00 Hrs. to 17.00 Hrs.

Consular Section:
Mondays to Fridays
9.00 Hrs. to 13.00 Hrs.
more details on holidays when the Embassy remains closed